Spike height: 3.05m

Blocking height: 2.95m

Position on the court: free man

Club team: Tianjin

Wang Qian is the daughter of Wang Baoquan, the head coach of Tianjin Women's Volleyball Team. In recent years, she has gradually replaced Zhang Na, the old national player, as the main free man of the team, and is one of the outstanding free men emerging in China. Wang Qian is characterized by good defense and the ability of first pass needs to be further improved.

In 2009, he was selected into the Chinese Women's Volleyball National Team coached by Cai Bin, and won the fifth place in the Grand Prix and the second place in the Asian Championships with the team. In 2010, Wang Baoquan entered the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team, and Wang Qian was naturally selected into the national team and trained in the Swiss Classic, the Russian Presidential Cup and the Grand Prix. With Wang Baoquan's resignation, Yu Juemin accepted the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team and chose Shan Danna, a newcomer of Zhejiang Women's Volleyball Team, as a free agent. Wang Qian gradually became a marginal national player. In 2011 and 2012, Wang Qian was included in the national team but did not participate in the training.

In 2013, Wang Qian and her teammates won the championship of Liaoning National Games. In 2014, Wang Qian was selected into the Second National Women's Volleyball Team coached by Xu Jiande, and won the Asian Cup champion and the runner up of Incheon Asian Games with the team.

At the beginning of the 2014-2015 National Women's Volleyball League, Wang Qian missed the second half of the league due to injury. In March 2015, Wang Qian was found to have broken ligaments and underwent surgery in Beijing. She is still recovering.

Main achievements:

2007-2008 National Women's Volleyball League Champion

2008-2009 National Women's Volleyball League Champion

No. 5 in 2009 Grand Prix

Runner up of 2009 Asian Championships

Runner up of 2010 Presidential Cup

Winner of the 2010 Swiss Classic

No. 4 in 2010 Grand Prix

2010-2011 National Women's Volleyball League Champion

2011 women's volleyball Yaju Cup runner up

2011-2012 National Women's Volleyball League

2012-2013 National Women's Volleyball League Champion

2012-2013 National Women's Volleyball League Champion

Champion of 2013 Liaoning National Games

2013-2014 National Women's Volleyball League runner up

2014 Women's Volleyball Asian Cup Champion

Runner up of Incheon Asian Games 2014

No. 7 in the National Women's Volleyball League in 2014-2015